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Those "not sumatras" would have to have been crossed with BLRW or RIR because the breeder doesn't hatch mixes on purpose (and those are the only breeds she keeps). The breeder had been working on obtaining new colors. While this was the only birchen one she hatched, there were several...

Both of these boys only have one noticeable spur. The gold birchen we know is a mutt. Given the breeder's love of new colors, it's possible she's elected to breed more for those (and then work on type, #of spurs, etc). She produced a HUGE number of splash, blue and black Sumatras this year...

The older one looks like he might be getting another pair further up his leg, but the younger one doesn't look to be getting any more. Do they hatch with more spurs or do those come in later?

Here's the birchen Sumatra: And here's the little mutt who I just know is going to be the next Antonio Banderas/Johnny Depp/Robert Downey Jr./(insert chosen male sex god here)

I've acquired my first Sumatra as of this afternoon. I am now the proud owner of one birchen Sumatra and one gold birchen mix (he as a single comb). Both are from a breeder in Bargersville, IN who raises them to standard, but she's fallen on hard times and also had almost all of her eggs hatch...